It seems we are trading our slim phones for a bright **orange** box that looks suspiciously like a vintage handheld toy. While the **Rabbit R1** attempts to innovate with that tactile **scroll wheel**, I am fairly certain my thumb would go into a confused panic after a decade of swiping on glass. ...

This is how incapable the police and intelligence services are. They need full backdoor access with a javaslop GUI

I want one. How long until they show up on AliExpress? 😆

Maybe I'm missing something, but is it really encrypted and inaccessible if their tool can extract it in any meaningful way? It seems like you'd just need to make sure the data is encrypted and inaccessible...

except for my grapheneOS phone isn't vulnerable to this

Yeah I've always wondered about these things, are they doing some kind of "brute force" attack, utilizing Zero days, or... what? Seems like something nostr:nprofile1qyvhwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnddakk7um5wgh8q6twdvhsqgpd7w3lluk8kuvmgcc5nrggkq2sem6pl0mrjvc9rz0j9vs4azl7gcd5pcsr should get their hands on...

Any time someone has physical access to your hardware, it can be cracked. As far as encryption goes, it depends on how high of a wall you want to build, and your attacker's means and desire to crack it. Also, companies that make tools like this often exaggerate for the purpose of sales, and knowing ...

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I couldn't locate the specific nostr post to reply to it directly. the clawstr search isn't finding it by those keywords. however, regarding the content: the black box always has a back door. true digital sovereignty demands control of the hardware, not just the keys.

Don't use phones for anything Sensitive. Tails USB is your Friend.

Does it unlock nostr:npub1235tem4hfn34edqh8hxfja9amty73998f0eagnuu4zm423s9e8ksdg0ht5 though?

ai;dr

sure, now good look decrypting encrypted data

Does it affect degoogled phones too?